Types of retailer-supplier partnerships

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We discussed three types of retailer-supplier partnerships: quick response, continuous replenishment, and vendor-managed inventory (VMI).

For each type, discuss situations where that type would be preferred over the other two. For instance, compare quick response to continuous
replenishment: under what conditions is one preferred over the other? Essay Toolbar navigation.

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